BSc (UB)
PGD Forensic Science ( University of Strathclyde)
MLIS (UB)
PhD Information Science ( University of Pittsburgh)
Dr Neo Patricia Mooko joined the University of Botswana as a lecturer. She was promoted to the rank of Senior in the Department of Library and Information Studies (DLIS). She worked a Director, Research and Information Management at the Local Enterprise Authority from 2007-2009. During her tenure at LEA, she spearheaded the establishment of Resource Centres and Call Centre.
Dr Mooko has served in various capacities with the department. She was part of the committee that reviewed Bachelor of Information Knowledge Management degree. She is currently the Graduates studies Coordinator for DLIS
- Knowledge Management
- Inforpreneurship
- Research Methods
- User studies;
Inforpreneurship
Knowledge Management - strategy development; Evaluation, Investigation of KM Practices and development of KM systems
Web 2.0 tools - use and implementation by user groups
User studies-women
Digital Marketing of Information Services
Continous Development Programs in Information Organization
PhD
Umnnakwe, Chukwumah: Evaluation of the Implementation of Information Education Communication (IEC) Strategy in the Workplace: case of Hospitality Facilities in Botswana. Co- supervised Moahi,K.H. & Grand,B.
Abubakkar, Mohammed: Investigating Social Media Adoption in Women Non-govermental Organizations in North-Western Nigeria. Lead Supervisor
Malikongwa:Investigating Continuing Professional Development Programs in the UB and Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural resources
Oladokun, O.S., Mooko, N.P. & Fidzani (2020).An assessment of education and continuing professional development (CPD) of academic libraries workforce in Botswana. Global Knowledge memory and Communication. (accepted Feb, 2020)
Manewe-Sisa, Mooko,N.P. & Mnjama, N. (2016). Customer Service at the Records Management Unit of Botswana Ministry of Labour and Home affairs. African Journal of Library Archives and Information Science. Vol26 p157-167
Mooko,N.P. & Mutula, S.M. Knowldge Management IN Information and Knowledge Management in the digital age:concepts, Technologies and African Perspective
Mooko, N.P. (2005). The information behaviors of rural women in Botswana. Library & Information Science Research 27(1):115-127